KTCfcNH vii'LM GUARD, SATVRDAY, MAIK'H 21, 1908
NATURE
AND A WOMAN'S WORK
Nature and a woman's work com
bined have produced the grandest
remedy for woman's ills thut Hie
world lias ever known.
In tlio eood old-fashioned days of
our grandmothers they relied upon
Uio roots and herns of the field t,o
euro disease and liiltiguU) sullering.
T The Indians on our Western
Plains to-day can produce roots and
herhs for every ailment, and cure
diseases that hailie the most skilled
physicians who have spent years in j
ino study of drugs,
From the roots and lierlm of the
-field I.ydia K 1'inlthum more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
of the world a remedy for their w
culiar ills, more )tent and, elliea
cious than iyiy comliiuation of drugs.
Lydia K. I'iiikliuiii's Vcgetahle
Compound is now recognized as the
standard remedy for woman's ills.
Mrs. lJortha Muff, of 618 KG Bt.,
Louisiana, Mo., writes :
"Coranlete restoration to heilth
means so much to me that fnr the sake j
or iner aunerinir women t uiu niiiiug
to make my1 troubles nubile.
' For twelve years I had been suffer
ing with the worst forms of female Ills.
Daring that time I had eleven different
physicians without help. Mo tongue
can tell what 1 suffered, and at times 1
oould hardly walk. About two yean
ago I wrote Mrs. Plnkhain for advice.
I followed It, and can truly say that
Lydia H. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Mrs. Plnkham's advtceyre
alAnwl health and atrenirth. It il
Mnvl I, tnoimtnlitM nt frnlfl rfiifTftrlno I
women." '
' What Lydia K. IMnkhatn's Vegn
tablo t'oiniMiiind did for Mrs. Mull,
it will do for other sulUiriiig women.
f IF YOU NEED
I Groceries
' WE HAVE THEM
A full line of Groceries,
Flour and Feed, Tin and
Granitcwarc. Headquar
ters for White River Flour.
Candies, Nuts
and Oranges
J. W. WHITE
IK Grocer
Corner 5th and Willamette Sti.
Phone Bed 4bl I
"removal"!
: SALE :
Being forced to vacate our
present quarters, we will sell
Wall Paper
and Paints
at greatly reduced prices
FOR THE
NEXT 30 DAYS
; Ludford & Haskell
m Practical Pllnlers snd Decorators
a 95 west 8th ttteet
E. C. GuIIiford
Feed and Livery,
Boarding Stables
New Floor Itooni Ne,v
lliibbcr Tin iinnoiiw,
I'all t t'i-4'k Stuue I. oie.
101) ct Nlh Sln-el.
Phone Main It'll
C K. Munrot T. W. Munroc
HOUSEFURNISHINCS
We now have the most complete
line of stoves in Kujenc
Beds And Codding. Kuj;s and
M tliiiR, Shc!l 1 Uriiw,irf
and culti-lry
T W. EiKMh St..'
THE 3T.AQE
That KitgHi" ulrygoers ere no breaking; Into' .". "! before she recognized throughout the country
l.-nger i oiniiclie j to seek hi (h-clasa eould get her 'kerchief stuffed Into as one of the foremost of American
' , " her mouth, I.lrle Chili Hiid Johnny j singers. Kvervwhere, iind-r varied
amusement p.-ii-- .i a i.uttcr jI),nB()n j.aJ llt tiu, moment b; fore ' conditions, from single solo nuyib-TS,
of edr-rong;"iru!nton. This la '4- finlKlu d n dialogue. Half of It had . to long and sustained oratorio roles
fif tli.; excellent ren ,ons why Manager been heard, the other half was and recitals, she has in'-t with un
Smlth's ji j ;-i v successful "ffoi-ts io drownel in tiimiiltuuur laughter, 'bounded success. There la n-t a
'' . Perhaps it was in:endei in chrht- prominent orchestra in the country
pl'-nse M I'-'itrmi U n w.:u , . . ,. (;, ., to -.,th Wilson has notap-:
such an enthnslnitic response,
Just 'now Mr. Nieitn n engaged In
booking an array 'if hUh-class pro-
duclloiis with :i view to bringing
the present theatrical season to a
mos' brilliant and succ-tuful finale,
"for," as he pays, "the success of
the forthcoming season will depend
largely upon how weil we take care
of such snlendld productions as
"Dream city." bonked lor tne even-
Ing of Monday, March 23rd. and the
"fSourgoninHter." for the 2r,th.
wiin in; uik tnrairirui i.vnii-
cale." says Mr. Smith, "the allot- nK8 irritation at one's mother-In-! Possessor or a bass vo ce o. -ment
of shows to each circuit town iaw or jUHl p.a sadness over the neKa and richness with a . wide and
Is based upon the showing made the weather. In Itself It Is almost a , "tended range of thoroughly "th
prevlaus season and Its taste Is shriek from beginning to end. One I character. Mr MIddleton sings with
catered to according to tho appre- wondors how so manw Irresistible remarkable intelligence and in sucn
elation of clasB. It may be a matter ' situations and so much Impelling hu matters as Interpretation, ""rasing
of general Interest to the local then-j , nor and genuine fun can b5 crowd-land co,rre ,U8e. of tc,n? ('''r' '
tre-goers to learn that Kugeno has,e(i ito two "puffs" of tho ame w is all. His strong, vigorous constl
th highest rating for the appreclu- ,. Hut thev are there. Per. tutlon, his manly appearance, repoBe
tlon of class of liny Inland town In ,
"Coming Thro' the live" ncorn-1 an
artistic triumph but "Dreiim City."
u'hlnh tinct anmetvhiif rl i.tm rlr.rl fronl
the usual lines of musical comedy,
Is hailed hv critics as the distinct i
nnd uiwiunllrierl hit of a most un
usual and brilliant season. With
Hdgar Smith mpplylng the dialogue
nnl lyrics and Victor Herbert, the
composer and P"er of Itoglnald De
Koven. th. Incidental niualc, there Is
good reason for the success which the
production ha.; attained.
To once again greet the "n.urg'
mnstor" In lis triumphal tour Is like
coming back home to dine after hav
ing been toFv.rd hlstrijnle crusts and
crumbs of doubtful quality and fla
vor. With such headlines as (lus
Wclnhurg In the HUe role nnd Ruth
White as Willie, tho orlglnutors of
those respective par's, It would seem
that ' the table of Th"spls were ac
tually heaped up and this clever duo
Just giving us our fill of wholesome
morsels. The "Burgomaster" Is
built upon lines that will endure and
the coming of thli clever aggrega
tion Is being looked forward to with
fond anticipation.
Portland OltlcNiiiN.
John W. Kelly, In the Portland
Kvenlng Telegram, says:
No mistake about. "Dream City"
being good. It "went" from the mo
ment the. principles got Into action,
and It kept "wentlng" until the final
curtain dropped. Kvldenlly Ihel
show-wise crowd had a hunch, for
they turned out atrong and filled the I
Marfiuuin Inst ever-lut; nlinrst to Ihej
limit. It's the kind of show thut
makes everyone in the Hutllencn it
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big business for the rest, of the en-j
gageuieut. i ue niiuen was i no rigni
ateer. Many worse musical nttrnc
tlons have come to Portland at $1.M),
und more Ihau one attraction not
near so meaty has hail Hi ! nerve to
charge $2 the seat. This explana
tion, by way of saying that, the Mai'
qua m Is offering a whopper of a bar-
Kiiln. nieiiBurod by well-known stau-.i,.r
dards. .
liood comedians, a comeninnne, o
fairish chorus und all the btoihu'v
nocesHary. garnished over with Vic- ,t ,ook f h w h t Among the foremost contraltos of
lor llurbert music, makes l,mim'ake tho acoustics out of the Mar-1 ,he Middle West, none occupy a more
City." it can be called -vaudeville.! , , kp , nromlnents position than Mrs. Rose
If you wish, for the sonira nnd dances , cr(jwdg thllt week a8t nllt-8 Blir. 1-utlgcr-CJannon. She has had the ad
aro popped in at nny old tlmo or , makes It certain that i vnn,aK0 of 8t"l.vng "h the best
place, without Interfering with " , jrenili Chy will make the box of- 'eafhers In this country and Europe,
s ory. Tim story Is rii.her anemic ! f)(.o ,(iok ,lko R Ke(li)ni anMrmitury and has just returned fresh from her
in u. i. ..n ""'I
to 8tui'o a nialinia farm In onlcr
to tiutiHfnrm It Into town Iota. Tho
runner fulU uhUm'p nnd t ho hoioihI
hcL showfl tho city ho (livmna iihuttt.
Not much of n ilot, oh? Well, It N
ull thut 1h iuct'8smy. "Dream Clly"
wua cirlntnnlly put on at Jo. Wt lici 's
iuukIo hall, Nmv Vnrk, In coiinoctlou
with "Tho MaKlr Kulwlu," In which
Mtuo. Itlauvclt was thu hln uolso.
"Droam rity" now, for road pur
poHOrt, Ii an horn cxltiiult i( niul miikes
a rattling ontortaluinctit Tor an even
ing" "D. a.," tho l'oriltuitl .lour mil's
draiuatlr crhh, :
"DIuk, dnnn, rix tho boll. Here
It In, It blow In with yosti'rday'H
hrt'ozt'H and nky-toarH, carried tho
Martinam andlonro by Moim, nat Hi
nt cd ovoiy one who naw It with do
llnht .Kiivo tnhlcnco at t linos tf bvliiK
Iuk on wnvnlrvioiiH and pioiu1h,h to
inako n record-hie nklnn attondaitco
m ,h, 1 """
'Dream City has Jut onp xpitko)
that need! r'plni l;m - It k name.
;"l thoimht thin wan koIiik to be I
HomothUm llko the "Holy City," said'
u wttmau, bi t wet-u! hlrcour;h kuIm J
that tuivt nuinietitary evidence on
' j' i i v., t'..V'' V : I ' .... '' 1 -rvv .-"-V-w s.
cover up the color and caliber of its
wheels nnd maliuprlngs. Anyway,
before tiie curtain rises, one la in a
quandary as to what to expert, and
by the time tli e opening chorus la
started one Is ready to accept any -
thing from a real mello drama to
a Benil-rellglous vaudeville show.
"But expectations are often the
catapults that throw us on our heads
ana- smash to smithereens fondeBt
hopes and cheeriest dreams. "Dream
City" can smash any thing that bor-
ners on runerai inces. squeamisn ieei -
haps It Is the fault of the playem
Mr. Franz Wagner, the famous 'eel
loiHt, with the Chicago Symphony Or.
chestrn, who upeur8 as soloist at the
Kiigenn alustcal Festival, in April.
MltS. ltt)SM I.ITKJIOIKJAXXDX,
Contralto, Who ApH'urH at the l-hl
Win Musical FcnHviiI lis Soloist
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hM liff n mirlniF .hnln.r liiflnir Itu!"'""!" 11 l Ul K I Vltl UrilSl. .MOn.
fttilY An nti nvntii lillf leu ( Inn nf it f
tuned merriment In the show line
II Is "there" with Its hair In a Marcel
wave. True, its thought ercentiiKo
,i n'i rlll, ,, i,,,,, ui- ri. ,,...!, t.,,
lis baltlnir averato Is hlirher'tlian anv'
Iciini In I lie National I.eiiKiie. . Afier
Mary .Marble and l.lltle Chip toddle
onto the stuKc the hps fitlloW earii
other so fast that ll would require an
adding niai-liine to ke 'p tra,-k of
t hum. "Dream City" Isn't exactlv a;
musical comeilv, nor n musical lurce.
and II rcrtnlnly Isn't even n distant
re-atlcn I"' einrrlnue to a cenilc opera
notwltlistandlng the fact that Victor
llerbert wrote the music. It comi-a
nearer being a stretch of 'he Imui -
tnatlon III two nc:s and three scenes
- one of those hybrid entertainments
IVal have made thu .New York music
hulls prosperous."
i
PERSONNEL OF GREAT
SYMPHONY CHGHERTRA
,, ., , ", make your old ones look like new
Mrs l.em vlcv.. t lark W llf.m s nt Kugeno Dye Works. Sixth and Wll
naine Is too tauilllar to the musical lamette streets. tf
nubile to call for extensive details of
her talent and her achievements. Dur-.
Ing the nine seasons which Mrs. Wi!-,
son has devoted to public singing the
has broadened in her art. until she Is
peared und her career la significant;
In the many re-engagements made by
clubs under whose auspices alio has.
nunc,. I
Mrs. Wilson's success Is that achlev-
'ed by beauty of voice, sincerity of
1 purpose, and untiring and Intelligent
I labor, added to a personality which
j convinces the hearer at once that she
will do well, whatever sue uuw
tukes.
Mr. MIddleton Is the fortunate
1 . , ....
j of m- and winning personality
m. JOHN n. MIU.EB.
Tenor, Who Apiears at the Kngene
Muslenl Festival as Soloist
Mit. Aimirit Minni.wox.
IUiks, Who ApiH-ars at the Fuene
.Musical restlvnl ns SnloNt
produce a deep nnd lasting Impres-
' slon.
tiv-iiii ui iu"nr,
. Mrs. (.niinon s voice Is reniiirknble
f(r 1,8 rl' hness and beauty. She has
n" n'si"! ranse. and sings wilh
wonderful style and finish.
,c"r 'Intel pret.ulons Rive
utmost !
satisfaction and leaves nothing to be!
desired.
Mrs. On mm hns nnnnred wlf h '
tv.oRt all of tlie prominent musical
clubs in tho country. j
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l"lsl flv rw -'"'m f
s,"""r, ,"'a h("''n r "u 'en ling
V" ' '"" t"i,;i1"'' , Ml ,'v'"-
i?lvo "'permlre and his nrtlstlc siand-
I V'" vouched for by the leading
1 l'r , "'"' '
, ,M I'fesenl he Is lending tenor so-
! '', ' . '" , a ''"Irersalisi
'l 1 "'' n memher of
j the t hliago Musical Vacuity.
, Ills voice Is a pure, high tenor.
I easily produced, under good control.
: nnd nt all limes remarkable for Its
.tone and i)ualltv. lie sings authori
tatively and with sincere musical feel
In c.
Wny buy new ctntfius when we can
t'HITTIM HAKK
MARKET IS AVKAK
From present indicatlor.s the cas-j
rata market wlil b? the lowest this'
st-aton that the country has seen In
recent years. 'The Guard hast ,
made careful Inquiry of tSe various,
deal.-rs and this is the concensus o. ;
. . ,o.n ntleed. .
opinion on in?
ri'arket conditions are so unsatisfac -
tory this seasan that many of the l.r.
t dealers do noi i'"i i "'
the market at all this year.
At the present time and for sev
eral months past the market has;
been dead. There has been no lle-!
mand for the bark at anv price. This!
In the face of the fact that the peel'
was short lest, year and almost six,
months has elapsed since the last,
season closed. On top of this dor-i
mant market the low price of labor,
and the dull times are expected to,
t, in a ip, nnot this season, fur
ther denresBing an already low mar-' nlture dealers, have sold their tur
ret 1 nlture factory in this city to Roy
The following from the Oregonian C. Morgan, who has been In the con-
ln,erest the P v
"The outlook for the cascara bark been pending for the past several
market Is not good. Trade has weeks and was only completed dur
been early stagnant for several ! ing the last day or two, Mr Morgan
months, with prices tending down-
ward and the indications are that
the situation will be even worse ip
the future, owing to the failure of
1
Jan Vnn Orclt, the celebrated
Dutch violinist, who niuienrs with
the Oilcaijo Svmnhonv Orchestrn nt
the Fngene Musical Festival In April.
fiEXKVIKVK t'liAHK YVII.SOX,
Who ApHurH At tln Kugcnc Fistival
as Soirano Ktdoist.
one of the largest handlers of this
commodity In the world.
"The Stnllman Fulton company,
a wholesale drug firm in New York,
with branches in Chicago and Lon
don, failed recently. The fail
ure was precipitated by the sudden
death of Mr. Stallman. Immediately
following the failure, cables an
nounced that London brokers had
offered fill tons of bark on the Lon
don market at 30s, equivalent to B
cents a pound here. This lot was
believed to be a part of the holdings
of the Stallman & Fulton Coninanv.
and tho fear was expressed that the
receiver for the company might
force on the American market the
New York holding of the firm
i
which are supposed to be large.
Such action would absolutely swamp
a market already (i 'liioralited."
No l so to Hie
"1 have found out that there Is no
use to die of lung trouble as long as
you can get rr. King s New Discov
ery," says Mrs. .7. I'. White, f (tush
horo, I'a. "I would not be alive to
day only for that wonderful medi
cine, it loosens up a rough quicker
than anything else, and cures lung
'""''"' cicii niter tne case Is pro-'
nounced hopeless." This most rella-l
hie remedy foi coughs ana colds la1
grippe, asthma, bronchitis and1
hoarseness s sold under guarantee nt
"V KuykendaH's drug store, 50c I
and $1. Trial hoitl free. !
MK.liliV WID1 SMLOHS I
A new lii. f M,.rv vt,i,v s ,P
Just leceiv-d at Colvln & Russell's
M l-.nst Ninth street. ,j
! FURNITURE
FACTORY SOLD
TO ROY MORGAN
i
; rtrtTI,.(Tn.
M'm.,rir...e - -
(TItKS PI.AXT IX THIS CITV
IKOM DAV & IIKXDKKSO.V,
PIOXKKIl ITIiXHritK DKAI,.
KltS MUX M.VKK 1MP1IOVK
MKXTS. Day & Henderson, the pioneer fur-
now being in cnarge oi me piaui.
He will add new machinery to the
factory, will add to the present force
of employes and will make a num
ber of Important improvements. The
plant is already equipped to manu
facture almost any kind of furni
ture except chairs, and besides mak
in rnrnlhipa t f Mnvfjnn pvnects
I to do a general jobbing business.
I This plant has been In operation
I for a good many years and has been
: one of Eugene's leading manufac
i taring Institutions, several men being
I constantly employed there. Day &
' Henderson have manufactured a
great deal of the furniture they carry
at their store and it is pronounced as
I good as any that is shipped In from
a distance. There is on hand at the
mill a good stock of all the kinds of
I lumber that is necessary to the manu
! facture cf the ordinary furniture.
Mr. morgan will no doubt succeed in
I his venture. ,
1KJKX.
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At Washington, D. C, March 19,
1908, to. Leonard straight and wife,
a daiiKhter. Mr. Straight is former
ly of Eugene.
NOTICE TO COXTKACTOK8
Office of the Clerk of School Dis
trict No. 4, Lane County Or.
Eugene, Or., .Mrch 19, 190S.
Sealed proposals for the erection
of an addition to the hlsh school
building of this district will be re-
celved at. this office until April 2,
j 190!:. Plans and specitieations may
1 be teji :t off!"? of the architect,
John l!i::r. icker. Kugene, or nt the
! offic? of the school clerk.- The dis
trict b.ard ""iuM-ves tile rl'at to re
I jr-et any or nil liiris.
FRANK TIEISXHR,
ni30 L'ler!: Rcioul Di.itrict No. 4.
AXXOVXCKMKXT
J. M. Howe and J VV. Uuoy ?jave
opened a real estate office In the
building with J. A. Mnnrer's
(jewelry store, number r,42 Wil
lamette street, where we would be
pleased to have all oid frlenda who
have property to sell, beta farm and
city, call and list Bame with us and
we will do our best to sell same.
HOWE ft BUOY,
tf 542 Willamette S'reei
FOR COXSTAI1LK
John J. Hess. I hereby announce
that 1 will be a candidate for consta
ble on the Democratic ticket. Don't
forget the primary April 17th.
TA1I.OK SHOP ItF.MOVAL XOTICH
D. S. McDougnl!, the tailor, has
moved hi" shop from the Tr.itt build
ing on Willamette street to the room
one dn'ir rust of the Yerlngton drus
store mi Has! Ninth street. "where he
will be found by all his customers, tf
MOTH Kirs RITCIIFX
Sevemh and Oak streets, has open
ed under new management. Good
board and room hy the day, week or
month. First-rlnss homo cooking.
Chicken dinner p-vp- ?nday
tf MRS. S. y. ABBOTT.
Tho Oregonia- nf t,0 7n;, 5t
page 4. 'nhnii;, r.. tf,;:.3 that via
'I'nltci' Wireless Telecraph Co. the
naval , -.t;.- r-- l(:-.d ,. mes
sage v is received from the bnttle
ship Maine. , Hip fi..e; eS(H) inllP,
aay. Our prelc.-rcd stock now
Jli. ,,0. We expect another advance
before April 1.
WIUKLKS3 WOODRUFF.
Agent, ;P Petahitiia Incubators
and llrnoders.
CHAMIIl;i(S HARDWAHR CI
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EugenetTheatrt
Moncfay
March 23
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